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Upsidedown Wine

June 22, 2017

A winery that focuses on giving back, Upsidedown Wine, founded by Seth Kizke, has crafted some great new releases. Upsidedown Wine donates to charity for each bottle of their wine sold.  When you order their wine direct or join their wine club, 20% of the proceeds go to support these non-profit charity organizations including the You and the Brave Foundation.

The wines in their Gold Drop Collection are sourced from the Kizke Family Vineyard located on Candy Mountain in Richland, next to Red Mountain. Head winemaker Seth Kizke chooses to use indigenous yeasts as well as minimal intervention in his great new wines. Look for the 2013 Upsidedown Wine ‘GSM’ Red Wine (WWB, 91), which is an outstanding release that shows wonderful flavor and aromatic range. Learn more about this cool new winery at http://drinkupsidedownwine.com Here are the new wine releases by Upsidedown Wine. 

2016 Upsidedown Wine Rose- Nebbiolo sourced from the Horse Heaven Hills. This wine begins with aromatics of strawberry, guava, red cherry, and white peach. There are flavors of strawberry, red cherry, nectarine and starfruit. Lovely and lithe this is refreshing. Drink 2017-2021- 89

2014 Upsidedown Wine Merlot- This soft Merlot wine opens with aromatics of black cherry, black tea, and nutmeg accents. There are rich flavors of black cherry, black olive and blackberry. Drink 2017-2025- 90

2013 Upsidedown Wine 'GSM' Red Wine- A blend of equal parts Grenache, Syrah and Mourvèdre this opens with aromatics of smoked meats, bacon fat, creosote and hunts if salted pomegranate. Feminine and sexy, there are flavors of pomegranate, red cherry and bacon fat. This is an outstanding effort by head winemaker Seth Kizke. Drink 2017-2026- 91

2014 Upsidedown Wine Cabernet- This dense wine opens with rich aromatics of smoke, black cherry and anise with cassis. There are lively flavors of black cherry, black tea, blackberry cobbler and mint. This has lovely structure and can cellar well into the next decade. Drink 2017-2027- 90

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